Advocate Rajneesh Kumar

Questions Answered by Advocate Rajneesh Kumar

Q: I want help in my divorce case

I am 23 years old women . i have got married in 2018. but i am not happy in my marriage . i want divorce and my family is not supporting me . i want to file for divorce. what should i do . my husband is only just want physical relation with me and i dont know what should i do. before two years ago . i left my home without informing anyone and my father make a missing complaint for me. when police found me , they stated a statement from my side to the district meagistate and i stated that i want to live my life in my own way no one can force me to live in my in laws house or in my husbands house . can this statement help in my divorce case? plzz help me suggest me something.

Advocate Rajneesh Kumar answered
You may file a divorce petition before Court having Jurisdiction in your area. It's your wish wherever you want to live. You may also talk to your husband for filing divorce by mutual consent. You may get divorce by mutual consent easily and quickly .

Q: I want to ask whether I can claim my share in my grandfather's propert

Mere pad dada ne kuch jamin kharidi or be mar Gaye Bina koi vasihat likhe fir mere pad dada ke 5 bete or betiya the yani mere dada 5 bhai do behan the jinhone property ka batwara will ke dwara Kia jisne 2 behno ne sign kar Dia ke hame hamari property nai chahiye or fir 5 bhaiyon ne aapse batwara kar Lia legally ab unme se mere dada ne apne hisse ki property mere papa or ChaCha ke Naam kar di will ke dwara or mar Gaye ab mere papa ne us dada se Mili property ka motation b apne Naam Kara Lia hai toh ab kya mere papa chahe toh apne sari property jo dada se Mili or apni Niji sampatti jo unhone khud kharidi mere bhai ke Naam kar di hai will ke dwara toh kyunki Mai papa ke beti hu or married hu toh kya Mai kuch claim kar Sakti hu property mei

Advocate Rajneesh Kumar answered
There is equal right of daughter as of son. you may claim right in ancestral property but not in self acquired property. You may challenge th transfer deed in favor of your brother. The court may cancel the deed.

Q: Evidences not included in the proof of affidavit

Will the court allow to submit evidence if not marked earlier in the proof of affidavit

Advocate Rajneesh Kumar answered
if the case is in your evidence stage you may tender evidence by your simple statement without affidavit. If your evidence stage has been over then you may move application for additional evidence. Court may allow you to submit evidence.

Q: 498a justified or there is other way too to reach justice

My father in law tried to sexually harass me. Husband supported him. Mother in law taunted for dowry. Husband is a narcissist. I filed a women cell complain about his father's incident so that if anything happens again, i have proof. Husband than filed for divorce, fake case of theft regarding her mother's gold against me. I have filed 125crpc. They r refusing to return my stridhan & only offering me 4lacs. Lawyers r saying that 498a is necessary to pressurize them to agree for settlement, but i dont have proofs for it & it was not serious upto the mark of dowry death. Is it ok to file for 498a? Or i have other option too to make them ready to pay 15lacs? Is 15lacs amount ok? if they have net worth between 1.2cr-1.5cr. Only son of father. Yearly package 14lacs. Father government job. I am unemployed with no assets. I lived for 2months with my husband as his father was not correc

Advocate Rajneesh Kumar answered
You should lodge fir under section 498a, 406, and 354 as well. This is the right way to deal with the matter. You may file maintenance petition under section 125 Cr. pc. or complaint under domestic violence act

Q: Transfer deed in favour of legally adopted son in haryana

my mother is never married and she had adopted me from her brother through registered adoption deed. she wants to transfer her immovable property on my name through transfer deed without stamp duty as stamp duty on transfer deed is exempted in Haryana for blood relations. my queries are as follows: 1) is adopted son also comes in category of blood relations and is transfer deed without stamp duty is possible in case of legally adopted son? 2) is such transfer deed valid on plain paper or some non judicial stamp required? regards

Advocate Rajneesh Kumar answered
Adopted son also can take benefit of exemption from stamp duty on transfer deed.Such transfer must be through a registered relinquishment deed.Transfer by a simple paper or stamp paper is not valid.If your mother wants to execute a will in your favour then it may be written upon a simple or stamp paper witnessed by two persons.